ANDERSON TOWNSHIP, Ohio (WXIX) -A household in Florida is home with their 1-year-old French Bulldog after the canine escaped and was discovered at a home in Anderson Township, in line with Hamilton County deputies.
Philip Adams says their canine, Biggie, escaped from their yard in South Florida just some days after Christmas.
“I couldn’t sleep, my kids couldn’t sleep, we couldn’t eat,” Adams mentioned. “My six-year-old was still calling for him while we were walking our other dog. It was heartbreaking.”
They distributed flyers within the neighborhood and joined on-line teams in Florida and Louisiana, however they nonetheless didn’t obtain any ideas.
It was not till the household created a GoFundMe web page to assist increase money to search out their canine that their needs got here true.
On Tuesday, a person contacted Adams and his household by their GoFundMe web page and instructed them that their canine was in Cincinnati.
“I thought it was weird.” “Took his phone number and email address and typed it into Google and found out where he lived and who he was, and I called the local police department and asked them to go get my dog,” Adams mentioned.
Cincinnati Animal Care Shelter Director Meagan Colville acknowledged that deputies dropped off the canine on the shelter the next day to maintain him till Adams might retrieve him.
Colville says the canine was in good situation, they usually have been in a position to return Biggie to Adams and his household.
She urges all canine house owners to microchip their dogs to keep away from shedding them.
Adams plans to take Biggie to be microchipped to keep away from this type of scenario.
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